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what do you call two railroad trains after a head-on collision?
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A WRECKED TANGLE
Awreckedtangle
awreckedtangle
Awreckedtangle
9a+3-2a=?
a wrecked tangle
A WRECKED TANGLE
A wrecked tangle
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9a-1+8c-8a+c
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